Advice on working at hooters for a college student??

Im an 18 yr old college student, and needing a part time job to pay for school and my bills. I have worked in stores and offices but am looking for a funner atmosphere to work at while im in college that isn’t sitting at a desk for hours. Is it a good idea to apply at hooters? I have always wanted to work there it looks like a fun job. Im not ugly, im a pretty decent looking girl and I am definitely the girl next door type of girl.

As a former patron, I always thought Hooters was a fun atmosphere. I never found it sleasy. We got served by good looking women who were a little extra flirtatious, and we generally gave them good tips. We never expected to go home with them.

I can’t say that it will do much for the resume though. You may do better trying to look for anyplace where you could intern.

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